Mami Wata Is A Pan African Water Goddess. Venerated All Over Africa. She Is Venerated In West, Central, and Southern Africa, and in the African diaspora in the Americas. Mami Water Is The Embodiment Of Eke Idemili / Idemiri In Igboland. In Benin She Is Known As Mawu-Lisu. In Brazil She Is Known As Yemonjá. In The Republic Of Congo She Is Known As Kuitikuiti, Mboze, Makanga, Bunzi, Kambizi. In Colombia She IS Known As Mohana, Madre de agua. In Cuba, She Is Known As Yemanya. In Democratic Congo, She Is Known As La Sirène ("The Mermaid"), Madame Poisson ("Mistress Fish"), Mamba Muntu. In Dominica, She Is Known As Maman de l'Eau ("Mother of the Water"), Maman Dlo, Mama Glo. In Guinea, She IS Known As Mamy Wata. In French Guinea, She Is Known As Mamadilo. In Ghana, She Is Known As Maame Water. In Grenada, She Is Known As Mamadjo. In Guadeloupe, She Is Known As Maman de l'Eau, Maman Dlo.

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